personality. She's messy, not organized at all, not ambitious at all, and completely the opposite of someone who would be considered a perfectionist. I
want to tell her "no you're not" but that's mean 
I'm so sick of my friend saying that she has a "type A"
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Posts: 1267 (06/20/2009 9:08 PM) |
Just say it in a way that makes it seem funny. Like laugh while you say 'no way'. That way it doesn't sound as harsh.
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Posts: 16739 (06/20/2009 9:14 PM) |
I'd ask her to explain what type A is and then ask her to describe.
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